Live logo
Live logo
spot_img

Real Madrid: Kylian Mbappé breaks Alfredo Di Stefano’s debut season record

HomeSportFootballReal Madrid: Kylian Mbappé breaks Alfredo Di Stefano’s debut season record
-Publicité-

Kylian Mbappé continues to make history in his first season with Real Madrid. The French striker scored a stunning goal in Wednesday night’s 2-1 victory over Mallorca, surpassing club legend Alfredo Di Stefano’s long-standing record for most goals scored by a Madrid player in their debut season.

Fresh off a hat-trick against Barcelona on Sunday, Mbappé was once again on target in La Liga’s 36th matchday. After Mallorca took the lead, the Bondy native netted the equalizer for the Merengues, bringing his league tally to 28 goals this season—three more than his closest rival, Robert Lewandowski, in the top scorers’ chart.

This impressive milestone allows the French international to eclipse the record set by Alfredo Di Stefano, who had scored 27 goals in his first season with Real Madrid during the 1953–1954 campaign.

Mbappé’s impact at the Bernabéu is already rewriting the club’s history books, and he shows no signs of slowing down.

-Publicité-

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Benin

Benin’s Interior Ministry rocked by corruption scandal over recognition of political party ‘Le Libéral’

World

FrançAfrique: Kemi Seba firmly rejects support from Robert Bourgi

Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: re-elected PDCI-RDA leader Tidjane Thiam thanks supporters for their trust

Mali

In Berlin, Mali delivers scathing critique of UN peacekeeping mission

Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast – Tragic accident near Kanawolo: 4 dead and 60 injured, including 12 in critical condition

World

Mexico: influencer shot dead during TikTok livestream

Europe

London: rapper Chris Brown taken into custody over nightclub assault

World

2026 World Cup qualifiers: Argentina’s squad list revealed, Lionel Messi included

Europe

Angers: Ivorian goalkeeper Yahia Fofana set for summer departure

Europe

Real Madrid: “The title race isn’t over yet,” warns Ancelotti